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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2013 5:27:06 GMT
Scarborough Borough Council By-Election Results 2nd May 2013 Streonshalh: Marie Davy (Lab) 229 29.7% Derek Robinson (Ind) 209 27.1% John Thistle (UKIP) 209 27.1% Janet MacDonald (Con) 125 16.2% Spoilt 1 Majority Labour 20 (2.6%) over Ind+UKIP Turnout 21.75% Esk Valley: Mike Ward (Ind) 698 67.1% Morgan Barnes (Lab) 178 17.1% Bob Jackman (LD) 164 15.8% John Alderson (Con) (WITH) Spoilt 50 Majority Ind 520 (50%) over Labour Turnout 30.66% Scarborough Borough Council is now in No Overall Control with Conservatives the largest group. Con 24, Ind 10, LD 2, Lab 7, Grn 1, UKIP 2, No Political Affiliation 3, Independent (not part of the Independent group) 1. I don't know of very many councils where's there's an Independent Group, a group of Independents, and a grouping of non-Independent Independents ! Prior to 2011's election, when the whole Council was elected on new boundaries, Stoke-on-Trent had a City Independent Group, a Conservative and Independent Alliance Group, a Christian Independent, a Libertarian Independent, a No Party member, and the Potteries Alliance which was largely formed by the merger in 2010 of two separate groups of Councillors who had either resigned or been expelled from the Labour Party over about a decade. And they were glorious days for the forum too |
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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2013 5:29:19 GMT
South Ribble results: Leyland St Mary’s Alan Ogilvie (Conservative): 744 (elected) Carole Titherington (Labour): 401 Charlotte Ashworth (Liberal Democrat): 95 Turnout: 43.53% Leyland St Ambrose Kenneth Jones (Labour): 534 (elected) Paul Wharton (Conservative): 440 Gareth Armstrong (Liberal Democrat): 129 Turnout: 29.7% Howick and Priory David Howarth (Liberal Democrat): 469 (elected) Mary Turner (Conservative): 390 Robert Taylor (Labour): 185 David Duxbury (UKIP): 159 Turnout: 37.98% Great result for us in Penwortham, and we held the corresponding County seat too... |
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Post by middleenglander on May 7, 2013 8:58:14 GMT
Final 4 results from Thursday:
Allerdale DC, Derwent Valley - Conservative hold
Con 225 (49.3%)
UKIP 92 (20.2%)
Green 82 (18.0%)
Lab 57 (12.5%)
Allerdale DC, Wampool - Conservative hold
Con 195 (41.1%)
UKIP 102 (21.5%)
Ind 98 (20.7%)
Green 40 (8.4%)
LD 39 (8.2%)
Gedling BC, Kingswell - Labour hold
Lab 547 (36.3%)
Con 483 (32.1%)
UKIP 397 (26.3%)
LD 80 (5.3%)
Rushcliffe BC, Leake - Conservative hold
Con 793 (41.0%)
Ind 498 (25.8%)
Lab 345 (17.9%)
UKIP 296 (15.3%)
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Post by middleenglander on May 7, 2013 9:05:52 GMT
Updated post now all results are in.
Overall, 28 of the 118 seats have changed hands or almost 24%.
The Conservatives have retained 48 of their 64 seats (75%), gaining 7 and losing 16 to give a total of 55
- gained 5 from Lib Dems and 2 from Labour whilst
- lost 5 to UKIP, 4 to Independents, 3 each to Labour and Lib Dems and 1 to the Liberals
Labour have retained 27 of their 29 seats (93%), gaining 6 and losing 2 to give a total of 33
- gained 3 from Conservatives whist losing 2 along with 2 from Lib Dems and 1 from Green, although previous Councillor had been sitting as Labour
Lib Dems have retained 11 of their 20 seats (55%), gaining 3 and losing 9 to give 14
- gained 3 from Conservatives whilst losing 5 with 2 further losses to Labour along with 1 each to UKIP and an Independent.
UKIP gained 5 seats from the Conservatives and 1 from the Lib Dems.
Greens retained 2 seats and lost 1 to Labour
Independents retained 2 seats whilst gaining 4 from the Conservatives and 1 from Lib Dems
Liberals (not Democrats) gained a seat from the Conservatives.
Conservatives - 64 seats
- Conservative deaths - 8 seats
Ashford BC, Saxon Shore - retained
Basildon BC, Wickford Castledon - UKIP gained with a majority of 48
Boston BC, Staniland South - UKIP gained with a majority of 174 over Labour
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk BC, Snettisham - retained
Reigate & Banstead BC, South Park & Woodhatch - retained
Tamworth BC, Wilnecote - Labour gained with a majority of 17
West Dorset DC, Cam Vale - retained
Wyre BC, Staina - retained
- Conservative resignations - 56 seats
Adur DC, Southlands - UKIP gained with a majority of 100 over Labour
Allerdale DC, Derwent Valley - retained
Allerdale DC, Wampool - retained
Babergh DC, Bures St Mary - retained
Broadlands DC, Blofield with South Walsham - retained
Canterbury BC, Seasalter - retained
Cherwell DC, Hook Norton - retained
Colchester BC, West Mersea - retained
Dacorum BC, Watling - retained
Daventry DC, Brixworth - retained
Daventry DC, Welford - retained
East Devon DC, Feniton & Buckerell - Independent gained with a majority of 659
East Hant DC,Liss - retained
East Herts DC, Bishops Stortford Meads - retained
East Herts DC, Buntingford - retained
East Herts DC, Hertford Castle - Independent gained with a majority of 192
East Herts DC, Watton-at-Stone - retained
East Yorkshire UA, Howdenshire - retained
East Yorkshire UA, Mid Holderness - retained
Epping Forest DC, Waltham Abbey Honey Lane - UKIP gained with a majority of 10
Forest of Dean DC, Bromsberrow & Dymock - UKIP gained with a majority of 49
Guildford BC, Ash South & Tongham - retained unopposed
Guildford BC, Ash Wharf - retained
Hambleton DC, Whitestonecliffe - retained
Havant BC, Bedhampton - retained
Havant BC, Emsworth - retained
Hertsmere BC, Boreham Wood Hillside - retained
Horsham DC, Chantry - retained
Horsham DC, Cowfold, Shermanbury & West Grinstead - retained
Kettering BC, Welland - retained
Mendip DC, Ashwick, Chilcompton & Stratton - retained
Mendip DC, Rode & Noton St Phillip - retained
Mid Sussex DC, Cuckfield - retained
Newark & Sherwood DC, Collingham & Meering - retained
Rochford DC, Hawkwell - retained
Rochford DC, Whitewell -retained
Rugby BC, Bilton - retained
Runnymede BC, Chertsey South & Row Town - Independent gain with a majority of 49
Rushcliffe BC, Leake - retained
Ryedale DC, Pickering East - Liberal gained with a majority of 43
Ryedale DC, Ryedale South West - retained
St Edmundsbury BC, Abbeygate - retained
Scarborough BC, Esk Valley - Independent gained with a majority of 520 over Labour, Conservative withdrew
Scarborough BC, Streonshalh - Labour gained with a majority of 20 over both UKIP and Independent
South Cambridgeshire DC, Orwell & Barrington - Lib Dem gained with a majority of 102
South Ribble BC, Howick & Priory - Lib Dem gained with a majority of 79
South Ribble BC, Leyland St Mary's - retained
Stroud DC, Cam East - Labour gained with a majority of 79
Tandridge DC, Burstow, Horne & Outwood - retained
Vale of White Horse DC, Abingdon Peachcroft - Lib Dem gained with a majority of 165
Waverley BC, Farnham Wrecclesham & Rowledge - retained
Wellingborough BC, Redwell West - retained
West Oxfordshire DC, Carterton South - retained
West Oxfordshire DC, Witney East - retained
Westminster LB., Marylebone High Street - retained
Worthing BC, Goring - retained
Labour - 29 seats
- Labour deaths -8 seats
Bridgend CBC, Llangewydd & Brynhyfryd - retained
Caerphilly CBC, Risca East - retained
Dover DC, Maxton, Elms Vale & Priory - retained
Leeds MB, Crossgate & Whinmoor - retained
St Helens MB, Windle - retained
Stafford BC, Coton - retained
Sunderland MB, Houghton - retained
Wellingborough BC, Earls Barton - Conservative gained with a majority of 209
- Labour resignations - 21 seats
Ashfield DC, Sutton Central - retained
Chesterfield BC, St Helens - retained
Chesterfield BC, St Leonards - retained
Copeland BC, Hensingham - retained
Gedling BC, Kingswell - retained
Gravesham BC, Painters Ash - retained
Ipswich BC, Whitehouse - retained
Kettering BC, Avondale Grange - retained
Middlesbrough UA, Pallister - retained
North Somerset UA, Weston-Super-Mare South - retained
Oxford BC, Churchill - retained
Oxford BC, Rosehill & Iffley - retained
South Ribble BC, Leyland St Ambrose - retained
Staffordshire Moorlands DC, Leek North - retained
Waveney DC, Harbour - retained
Welwyn Hatfield BC, Haldens - retained
West Lancashire BC, Digmoor - retained
Wolverhampton MB, Blakenhall - retained
Wycombe BC, Disraeli - Conservative gained with majority of 87
Wyre BC, Park - retained
Wyre BC, Pharos - retained
Liberal Democrats - 20 seats
- Liberal Democrats deaths - 3 seats
East Lindsey DC, Coningsby & Tattersall - UKIP gained with a majority of 132 over Conservative, no Lib Dem
Harborough DC, Thurnby & Houghton - retained
Sheffield MB, Fulwood - retained
- Liberal Democrats resignations - 17 seats
Cheltenham BC, Warden Hill - Conservative gained with a majority of 117
Elmbridge BC, Claygate - retained
Guildford BC, Stoughton - retained
Huntingdonshire DC, Brampton - retained
Ipswich BC, Alexandra - Labour gained with a majority of 493 over UKIP
Malvern Hills DC, Chase - Conservative gained with a majority of 82
Mendip DC, Shepton West - Labour gained with a majority of 49 over Conservative
Pendle BC, Coates - retained
South Cambridgeshire DC, Balsham - Conservative gained with a majority of 9
South Cambridgeshire DC, Meldreth - retained
South Norfolk DC, New Costessey - retained
Spelthorne BC, Sunbury East - Conservative gained with a majority of 52
Taunton Deane DC, Taunton Halcon - retained
Uttlesford DC, Newport - Independent gained with a majority of 48 over Conservative
Vale of White Horse DC, Greendown - Conservative gained with a majority of 152
Vale of White Horse DC, Marcham & Shippon - retained
Watford BC, Woodside - retained
Others - 5
Highland UA, Landward Caithness - No Description but will be a member of Independent Group retained
Scottish Borders UA, Leaderdale & Melrose - Borders Party retained
Cambridge BC, Abbey - Labour gained from Green sitting as Labour with a majority of 542
Lancaster BC, Bulk - Green retained
Norwich BC, Mancroft - Green retained
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Post by AdminSTB on Sept 29, 2014 12:07:18 GMT
Does anyone have the full results for the Colchester, West Mersea by-election held on this date? I know the Tory won, but I can't find full figures anywhere.
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Post by middleenglander on Sept 29, 2014 12:33:07 GMT
Some of the results Colchester W Mersea Con hold Con 1208 Lab 288 Green 208 LD 100 |
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Post by AdminSTB on Sept 29, 2014 12:41:29 GMT
This is what I get for searching for "West Mersea"...  |
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Post by finsobruce on Mar 12, 2019 7:53:24 GMT
Finally, can anyone tell us how to pronounce Streonshalh, the Whitby ward in Scarborough? Judging by the spelling, the ward owes its name to a time when Bede was contemporary history. There's partial pronunciation guide for reconstructed Northumbrian here, but I highly doubt whoever decided to name the ward was aware of that. bump! |
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